First music videos

First music videos
Who
The Big Bopper
What
First
Where
United States
When
1958
The Big Bopper (USA, b. Jiles Perry Richardson, 1930–59) is credited with producing the first examples of a "music video", a term he coined in a printed interview with the editor of Rockin' 50s magazine in 1959. The Texan musician, who perished alongside Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens on "The Day the Music Died" (3 February 1959), is said to have recorded the videos for "Chantilly Lace", "Big Bopper's Wedding" and "Little Red Riding Hood" in a single day in 1958.